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Nonlinear Participation Factor-based Power System Model Reduction Addressing Near-Resonance Conditions
This paper proposes an adaptive model reduction approach based on nonlinear participation factors (NPFs) which determines the most effective selection of unimportant generators in a power system to be linearized to accelerate time-domain simulation for the entire system. The method enables a dynamic
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